EV availability expanded
to 37 states across country

(May 16, 2024) FOUNTAIN VALLEY, Calif. — Genesis Motor America has announced the opening of 26 new standalone facilities across the United States, counting 35 dedicated retail facilities nationwide. Genesis EVs are also now available in 37 states with the expansion of electric vehicle sales to select retailers in Alabama, Kansas, Oregon, and Rhode Island.

(May 16, 2024) Alfa Romeo reveals the new 2024 Giulia and Stelvio Quadrifoglio Super Sport limited special series, a final, commemorative chapter for the twin-turbo V-6 Quadrifoglio models in the United States.  Copies are limited globally to 275 units for Giulia and 175 for Stelvio — and in the U.S. to just 72 units for Giulia and 52 for Stelvio.

Blue Oval City in Tennessee
advances with carbon neutrality
    
(May 15, 2024) STANTON, Tenn. — Ford’s BlueOval City campus in Stanton, Tenn., is taking shape as robotic training cells, conveyors, paint spray booths and stamping press lines are installed at the Tennessee Electric Vehicle Center assembly plant.  As the work in the plant progresses, Ford is prioritizing education, environmental protection and local engagement to help ensure West Tennessee residents benefit from the growth BlueOval City will bring.

(May 15, 2024) DETROIT — Chevrolet has announced that production of the 2024 Silverado EV First Edition RST is now underway, offering increased driving range and payload capacity. The 2024 Silverado EV — the reimagining of the brand’s best-selling nameplate — is packed with the power and capability expected of Chevy Trucks.

(May 15, 2024) Volvo Cars is all in on electric vehicles, vowing to go all-electric in 2030. Unfortunately for the brand, consumers in the world's two largest auto markets aren't as enthusiastic about its zero-emission offerings. U.S. sales of Volvo's battery-powered XC40 Recharge and C40 Recharge crossovers plummeted 65 percent in the first quarter to just 970 vehicles. According to Cox Automotive estimates, it was the largest year-over-year percentage decline in the luxury segment.

(May 15, 2024) PLANO, Texas — The 2025 Toyota Corolla Hatchback combines style, technology, and a fun-to-drive quality into an affordable, efficient package that’s ready for the road ahead. The sporty hatchback is low to the ground, lightweight and sure to make a lasting impression that inspires drivers to go out and make more happen.

With refreshed exterior Hybrid
FWD Sorento starts at $40,065
    
(May 14, 2024) IRVINE, Calif. — Kia has announced pricing for the 2025 Sorento Hybrid, which benefits from a host of updates that lend the electrified SUV a more confident and modern appearance, coupled with a tech-rich interior that aims to meet the digital demands of today's consumers. Prices start at $40,065 including $1,375 destination charge for EX. The Sorento Hybrid SX Prestige begins at $48, 265. All-Wheel drive is standard.

(May 14, 2024) ATLANTA — Following an extensive development and testing program, the new Porsche 911 — complete with a performance-focused hybrid system _ is ready for series production. “For the first time in our icon’s 61-year history, we are installing a hybrid drive system in a road going 911. This innovative performance hybrid makes the 911 even more dynamic,” Frank Moser, vice president Model Line 911 and 718 said.

Both RWD or 4Motion AWD
configurations will be available
    
(May 14, 2024) Volkswagen of America has announced the price structure for the 2025 ID. Buzz, the electric reincarnation of the iconic Microbus. The ID. Buzz will be offered stateside in three trims — Pro S and Pro S Plus, along with a launch-only 1st Edition—with a 91 kWh battery and 282 horsepower for rear-wheel drive models; 4Motion all-wheel-drive models will have maximum horsepower of 335. Range and pricing will be announced closer to launch.

(May 13, 2024) Subaru plans  to team with Toyota on three new all-electric crossovers it has planned through 2026 as the small-sized Japanese player tries to minimize its risk in an electric-vehicle market that is cooling off but still requires massive investment in new technology, according to Automotive News.